Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-02-18
DR.. TALMAGE'S SERMON.

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Membership 4,ooO-The Congr esationai
singing Like the Voice of Many Waters.
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IS BROOKLYN, Feb. l3-Over ooopersons nave
Joined the Brooklyn tabernacle, pastor tne
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage, d. d., during the
present revival, making the COMMUNICATE
membership of this church about 4,0oo FRO
fessor Henry Eyre Browne rendered an organ
solo, second sonata in minor, by A. q.
Ritter! The congregational singing was like
: the voice of many waters when the pastor
gave out the hymn: * a ?;
- He that leadeth me; O, blessed thought!
words with heavenly comfort fraughtl
The subject of DR. Talmages sermon was
1.-THE Ransomed,n and his text was l Cor
inthians, vi, 20: Eye are bought with
sprice.n s 4
Your friend takes you through his valuable
house. You examine the arches, the fresco,
the grass plots, the fish ponds, the conserya-
tories, the parksof deer and you say within,
yourself, or you say aloud: what did all
this costa! Ypu see costly apparel or you see
: q high '1,ett!e& span Of horses halnessed with
silver and sesE, s'id you oegn,stn make an IS
innate OF theXaiue. Inc man 'sss'ss psls4 2!
large estate sslnot instantly teii you "na' ~
Is all worthy He says: Il WIZ estifuate 80
much for the house, so much Tor the 1ufii1-
ture, SO much for laying out the GROUNDS so
much for the stock, so much for Inc Darn, 50
much for the equlpage-addlng up IN al
making thls aggregate.
Well, nay friends, l hear SO mucn ABOUT
our manson IN heaven, apou1 lts furniture
ard the grand surroundings, tnao want 10
know how much it is all worth, and what has
actually been pad Tor IT. cannon compiete
I IN "a month or year tile magnlncen5 calcuia-
ton; out before get 1nrougn to-day l nope
to give you the figures. Ye are pougnt VIVID
price"
With some friends L went INTO LONDON
Tower to look at the crown Jewels OF Eng
land We walked around, caught one glimpse
of them, and being IN the procession were
compelled to pass out. wish that to-day
could take this audience into the tower OF
Gods mercy and strength, that you might
walk around just once att least and see the
crown jewels OF eternity, behold their Drill
lance and estimate their value. Ye are
bought with a price" Now, II you have
large amount OF money to pay, you DO not
pay it all at once, but you pay 1t by lnstail-
mcnts-so much the LIST OF January, SO much
the LIST OF April SO much the LIST OF July, SO
much the LIST of October, until the entire
amount is paid. And L have to tell thls audl-
ence that You have been Dought WIN
price" and that that price was In dlHerent
installments.
The first installment paid for the clearance
of our souls was the 1gnommous birth OF
Christ in Bethlehem. Though we may never
be carefully looked after afterward, our
advent into the world is carefully guarded
We come into the world amid kindly atten-
tons. Privacy and silence are afforded when
God launches an immortal soul INTO the world.
Even the roustest OF men know enough TO
stand back But nave TO ten you tha6 IN
the village on the sac OF the niil' tnere was
very bedlam OF uproal "hen Jesus was oofh'
In village capaole Oh recommending ohiy
lew hunareo people many cnousalio people
were crowded. ana anna nosuiefs ana NIUE, :,
teers, ana Gamer drivers yelilhg aC sCupla
beasts OF burden. the MESSIAH appeared NC
81 ence NO privacy. "A peocef aoaP'eu
place hath tne eagle. IN tne eyfle.hatn
the wheip IN the mons lair. lne ~ gAiie = " y
heaven nesh Gown upon the s,iaw. ine lls'
| nlght OUT from Ihe l'aiace oa heaVen spehc III
\ an clubhouse: One hour alCer laying asiue
the robes OF heaVen' dressed IN wrapper o.
coarse linen. olie "ou,u nave sup9oseet ',i|'
Shrlst would nave mace a more grauuai oeH
CCuU. COIlli1S lIOlu uostFctl
| "orlo Oh sreaO iassnlIuue. ohen w os1s'l,
palace tnen 10 iieIcn''n!s oasIle M o u,
! !ee' 1hen 10 pilVa'e hoi.le M DeChsly, 'ne !,
| 70 nsierlna4s hu0' anu iasS vi an ~ 'iH,
'ssaoie. NO! IL was oile leap iioiii 'iie 'op W
tne oo'eelh'
Lev US oen sne oooi VI .uI Va. q sIl''1 IN
ostnieiie'lu anu ullse way 1ne lilies So.
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says So 'N'.O 800 -, -.
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says, ohiy 'ns'. " " :. 20 ~ y, oe,'e .-.es
on inc journey Lev W.
VINO mas come III mere WIN hAhsNy ult9eerN0
| put oacK Inc covering iro,n ',ie paoe 1naV F" :
may LOOK upon H. LooAi iooA: onco'si
your neao, Ley US hheei heI al VOICES =, =,
husheo. ooii VI May oon y, Gou! Ehilo
OF oay-thoiiaich VI esefhi'y' al .nae eye
the glance o. ooo, oihhl'o'eiiee snea'neu
In that oaoes arm tna1 VOICE 10 pe changed
from the 1eeoie plalne 10 the Tone tnae snall
wake the DEAD 11osahna! hosaina! uloiy
De 10 1oa tna1 Jesus came from 'nroi'e ~
| manager that we Higne rise from manager 70
| throne, ana thab all LILO gates are opep' anu
that the door OF hea7en tnao once swung .nis
way 10 iet Jesus oug now SWINGS Inc otiSi
way to let US IN: L'5 all inc peiimen OF